Introduction
This guide exists to help Lincoln Christian University students write research papers using the APA style of citations as described in Diana Hacker's A Pocket style Manual, 5th edition, commonly known as Hacker, and the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th edition. This guide does not take the place of owning and referencing a complete copy of these manuals. Instead, this guide serves to provide specific guidelines adopted or suggested by Lincoln Christian University for our campus.
APA Style Blog
The following blog is written by a group of twelve APA style experts most of whom are employed by APA as manuscript editors.
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Further Questions?
If you have questions not answered here, please contact the library via email (library@lincolnchristian.edu) or check with your professor.
Additional Resources
The web pages below provide additional information on using APA style citations.
- Hacker Handbooks: Research and Documentation OnlineAn online guide created by Hacker to accompany her book.
- OWL Guide to APA StyleThis guide produced by the Online Writing Lab at Purdue University focuses on using the 6th edition of the APA Manual.
- Basics of APA StyleThis free tutorial, provided by the APA, is designed for individuals brand new to using APA style.
- APA Frequently Asked QuestionsThis FAQ is is provided by APA.
- What's New in the Sixth Edition?This free tutorial, provided by the APA, highlights changes in the 6th edition of the APA Manual. It is useful for those who have previously used APA and need a refresher course.
- APA ExposedA tutorial created by Harvard University.
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